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Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12

terest in his land business, when he went
south TO resume railroadne. and soon after
wards sold out to Mr.. .. r. Davis who
was Snyder's partner. Had l held on to
my purchase I would have been very rich
man to-day. However, there are opportuni-
ties yet to make big money IL Omaha real
estate, but 1t requires more capital now than
II did lew years ago. am interested in q
big deal just now, and it will be consum-
mated in few days"
Mn. &. II. DEWEY. who has been all over
the world, recently visited the Yosemite val
ley. He says 1t is the greatest site he has
ever seen, not excepting the Shoshone falls
of which he Is part owner. "On each side Of
the Yosemite valley" says Mr., Dewey,
"loom up the great, vertical mountains, thou.
sands of feet high from which cas- cades Of
water come tumbling, dashng down 800
feet at single leap. The streams are full of
water now, and the sights are magnificent.
Why. the Egyptian pyramids planted down
here beside some of these rocks would be
mere specks. FL Capitau is 5000 feet high.
its sides are perfectly vertical, and as smooth
as any stone wall l ever saw. You would
have to place six Washington monuments
alongside of FL Capitau before reaching tho
top. Up and down this narrow valley are
some of the grandest sights to 10 seen in tho
world. The streams are clear the forests
green, the grassy valley is q superb park,
trout, fresh from the brooks. are to be had at
every meal at the hotels. The weather is
cool and bracing, the sunshine is glorious.
or all the places to VISIT and the grandest
sights in nature to see, this Yosemite leads
them all. Don't fail to make a journey here;
there is nothing in the world equal to it."
JOHN A. STEVENS, who formerly managed
the Omaha academy Of music and the west
ern star circuit, was married to Miss Emily
Lytton In New York, June .. The bride is
nineteen years of age, and was leading
member of MIR. Stevens company for two
seasons. Mr.. Stevens is much marrying
man, this being his third wife.
JoHN p. Crow, WHO ilourished for brief
period in Omaha, has challenged Pete Noia n
OF Cincinnati. for ten-round contest for
$500 side and gate money, to take place
within six weeks at Minneapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
BosroN's NUDE DEPARTURE
Commonwealth Avenue Bellies Posing
as venuses Rising From tho Sea

BosroN, June 1l,--iSpecial Telegram to
the BEE. Elmer Chlckcring, the photo.
grapher who was arrested recently for print.
ing ana selling indecent photographs was in
court again yesterday. lie decided to offer
no defense and after examination Of wit
neSscs for the prosecution the case was re-
ferred to the grand jury.
The craze for full length photographs in
scan ty attire hrst seized hold upon half
dozen youn & society bellies, who reside on
Commonwealth avenue, last fall. They
posed in Chickering's studio in graceful at
singly after. tho style of the Greek
goddess and more particularly Venus
rising from the sea, whilo others
were large sized groups In imitation of
Nymphs ut the Bath, and other famous
works of art, Tho young women gave the
names OF servants aud their homes where
they desired proofs sent. In several cases
tographs were returned to Mr.. Chckerirg
with the postoillce memorandum that no
such person lived at the number given. In
these cases the young ladies called at the
studio subsequently and blushingly OK.
plained in confidence what the trouble vas
Such. powerful influence was brought to bear
BY friends OF the youngc cdeyOtecs OF art tina
OF the case when Chckering was arrested
and first taken to court. Chlckering refused
to give the names of the young ladies. lie
said: ~ have made no admissions and no
denials and don't mean to. Ii the grand jury
brings In an Indictment l have very good
patrons or pictures. 1t is u ease OF blackmail
BY my old foreman who printed tho pictures
and was discharged for incompetcncy. l can
show this and that is all need do"
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
Disastrous Fire.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE immense sugar
refinery Of the Havemeyer Sugar refining
company in Williamsburg, near Greenport,
burned at this morning. The fire ex-
tended to the Devoe Oil works andsdestroyed
everything and leaped next to the stables of
the Union Cross-town railroad company.
which burned. Reeves d Perkins liimbe
yard burned next. The refinery wharves fell
In. 1t Is not known whether any
lives are lost, Ten men of the night force
are missing, The fire extended along Hun
ters point bridge, which connected Green
point with Long Island City across Newton
creek. Shortly after three, the entire reserve
force was called out. The buildings of Brook
lyn Cooperage Co. and GIeason's Glass
Works were burning at three, and Locks
Iron Works were threatened. 1t Is
impossible to estimate the extent of the
loss but It will exceed. $1,000, 900.
Later reports from Greenpoint state the fire
was confined to the Havemeyer buildings.
The refinery was gutted and the loss will
reach $500, 900. which is fully insured All but
two OF the men at work In the buildings
when the fire broke out have been accounted
for.
Later reports give tho loss on buildings at
5000, 900. and the loss on stock about S400, ,0O0,
insured for about half that amount
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
A PHEASANT FARM.
The Game Preserves of an English.
man Guarded by Huge Mnstifrs.

Chicago Herald: A gentleman utl-
Lies his farm lands at Llhrook, not far
from London, which IN these days of
agricultural depression he found difficult
to lei, by turning them INTO model game
farm. Pheasants are here reared with
the most scrupulous care and the process
of securing and collecting the eggs,
Matching, nursing and feeding the juve-
nile pheasants, etc, provide occupation
for number of workers from his
5000 birds usually on the farm the game
breeder sends pheasants all over the
world to stock preserves. but he supplies
eggs most carefully packed in cases dc.
vised byhimself and made on the premises,
to breeders at a distance, who artiticially
hatch their own eggs.
The devices for securing the safety of
this valuable and perishable stock arc
many and various, and great precaution
are taken to prevent any depreciation.
Huge mastitfs and St. Bernard dogs tray.
erse length OF wire cable which sur
rounds the farm stretched on the ground
upon which their chains are fastened in
lengths of 100 yards. and very eflectual
police force they make, not allowing ap.
proach from any one. friend or stranger,
without we'll recognized credentials.
Rats are terribly destructive to young
birds, II they can get at them, but here
they are not only kept at bay by curved
iron fencings, such as we sec at the
Geological gardens. but this year electric
batteries arc so placed that If wire is
touched by the marauder the shock
proves too much for him and he tumbles
over dead
Partridges are not so difficult to deal
with as pheasants and there are thous.
ands Of them on theIIihrook farm flying
about and taking care of themselves. All
the stock birds are kent in ayiarics omen
at the top, and their wings are clipped
every three weeks. The labor of this
seemed to me enormous. but the game
farmers say that it is nothing as com.
pared to the expense of covering in forty
acres of aviaries.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12

Iowa has special interest In the
choice of q successor to tho late Justice
Woods on the bench Of the supreme
court of the United States. Property in.
eorests running up Into the millions OF
dollars depend upon his opinion. Tho
QNoation OF tho liability of the state for
the value Of property invested IN brew
cries, distilleries and the like, which have
been ruined or greatly injured by the
adoption Of the prohibition policy, was
carried before the supreme court some
tlme since on appeal from the court be-
low. which hold the state liable. Judge
Woods was already Ill when tho case was
argued. and took no part IN tho hearing
OF In tho opinion, and tho other eight
Judges we're found to be evenly divided,
Tho interest Of Iowa in the new justice
y thus mado apparent.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
Tho Grand Army and Cleveland.

ST. LOUIS. June 11.-[Special Teleg ram to
the BEE.J-There were more sensational de-
velopments to-day in the matter of the Grand
Army against President Cleveland. The en-
cominun icatiou from half dozen posts scat
tered through Iowa and Illinois stating they
had decided not to attend the st. Louis en-
campment. The committee here Is very
contracts for the entertainment have been
closed and oil preparations to entertain
l0O, 200 men are we'll under way. The with
drawal of the posts will cause the greatest
trouble and disappointment
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
II would be very unfortunate fo1

Ir would be very unfortunate for
Omaha II the prosperous building season
now In progress should be interrupted by
any disagreement between the contrac.
tors and builders and the mechanics in
thcir employ. The carpenters of this
pity have called meeting, to which all
builders and contractors are invited,
with view of making nmlcable arrange
ments for nine hours work per day, to
begin July 5. II Is In tho interers OF
ballders and mechanics alike that nc
Friction should occur duripg the remain
Ger Of the building season, and 1t ID
hoped that some satisfactory understand
Ing will be arrived ut.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
ARMOUR WOULD NOT BITE.
Lincoln's Bonus to the Boss Butcher
Promptly BcCliucd

CHICAGO, June 11.-ISpecial Telegram to
the BEE. The following special despatch
from Lincoln, Neb., if true, would indicate
that Phil Armour has friends, dispite his adj
versares here, but unfortunately the gift will
not amount to much, for Mr.. Armour stated
last night that he had no intention Of estab-
fishing branch at Lincoln.
LINCOLN, June lO.-A prominent member
OF the Lincoln board OF trade departed to-day
for Chicago, taking with him for Phil ID. Ar
mour deed to 200 acres of land adjoining
the town site OF West Lincoln. the manufac-
turing suburb OF this city. This is the con-
sumation of negotiations commenced by Ar.
mour four months ago to secure grounds for
branch spacking house in this city, and as
sures tho fact that Armour has selected Lin
coin as the point for 4 new business location.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12

THE royal family OF Germany is in sore
trouble between the stomach cramps Of
the aged emperor and the throat malady
Of the crown prince. The sufferers will
have the commiseration Of everybody OK
cept perhaps Frenchmen of the Boulan.
0er element.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12

The French republic seems likely to
furnish valuable example to the older
American republic. The question of
eleotlng the senate by the people is being
Agitated in France with favorable prom
1se OF the adoption of the plan.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12

THE Protestant Episcopal church Of
Che whole country will profoundly regret
the death of Bishop Stevens, OF the dio.
oese of Pennsylvania, which occurred
yesterday morning. He was . man OF
great learning, superior executive ability,
and eminent piety Tho church could
not have lost q worthIer or moro useful
man,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND is again at his
desk, working rs every other man must
who wants to conscientiously earn his
salary. If all Mr.. Cicveland's qualities
we're as meritorious as his industry, he
would possess an exceptional claim to
public regard.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
A Warning to Cleveland.

AChicagO drummer was robbed In st.
Louis hotel the other night. Ii Missouri
thieves are bold enough to carry off the
money of O drummer, and a Chicago drum
mer at that, a mere president hailing from
Washington, ID. e., would have very little
chance of escaping them. Mr.. Cleveland
should paste this item on his fishing rod.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12

colleague, Mr.. Kenna, entered the senate at
thirty.seven, and has alr(Rdy won his place
among the lesders OF t1ht body. This is a
great deal better thai schloslng elderly mil
lionaires, as far too haty of the western
states are doing from botN parties.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
Incomes Contrastcd.

Clcrcldnd Leader
A tirstclass baseball player now earns In
eight months the annual interest on 100000
invested In government bonds. And yet
there are those who tell us that thin-shanked
money-lenders are getting everything, and
manly Drawn and deXterity nothing in this
world.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
Only a Difference OF One Letter
Nc,r York World.

All the rubber manufacturers of the coun-
try are to pool their issues under the head of
the Rubber Trust. In making this announce
ment newspapers should be careful not TO
confound the business with some of the
Robber Trusts now devastating the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
No Trust m Kansas.

TROY Times.
They do some things in an original way IN
Kansas. Breach-of.promse suits are un-
known there. The girls do nothing on credit.
They do not consider themselves engaged
until they are married,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
The Pig Is the Pioneer.

Ne,D fo,k Commercicl Bulletin.
Westward still the course Of our CONNER
cial empire runs, and the American hog
seems to be taking the lead in the march of
our civilization toward the base of the Rocky
mountains.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
The PurpOsc of a "Trust."

Philadelphia Record.
These trusts" ore modelled after the Stan
daro plan. They are not partnerships or cor
porations, or suable entities. They are
agreements among gentlemen" for robbng
other people.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
A Maniac Mother.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1l.--Mrs Anna
Griffith, In fit of Insanity this morning at
her home, cut the throat Of her ten year-old
daughter with razor and then cut her own,
dying almost instan tly. The child died in a
few hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12

New YoRK, June 1l.--The weekly bank
statement shows tho reserve Increased
$4,000. The banks now hold S4, 40, 900 in
excess Of legal requirements.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12

OMAHA jobbers and Shippers should
not fail to be present at the meeting
called by the freight bureau of the board
Of trade Monday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
Death of B,shon Stevens.

PHILADELPHIA, June li.--William Bacon
Stevens. bishop OF the diocese Of pennsyl-
yania of the Protestant Episcopal church,
died this moInlng.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
They Are Learning.

Atlanta Constitution.
The southern railroads might as well pre-
pare themselves to furnish frst-class accom-
modations to negroes who pay iirstclass
fare !
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
THE DAILY BEE.
Sworn Statement or Circulation.
Gro. Is. TZscHuCK.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
1lth dav of lune lSs7

Subscribed and SWORN to before me THIS
1lth day of June, 1887.
N. =. FELL,
TSEAL.] Notary Public.
Geo. Is. Tzschuck, being first duly sworn,
deposes and says that he Is secretary of The
Bee Publishing company, that the actual
average daily circulation of the Daily Bee for for
copie( for July, 1886, 1884 copies !;
for August, 1885. IL, 46i copies; for Septem-
ber. 1886 1899 copies; for October, 1856
copies for December, 1856, 1897 copies; for
January, 1887. lG, 2GG copies; for February
1887, 1i,19o copies; for March. 1887, 14.400
copies; for April 1887, 1876 copies; for May,
1857, l4,227 copies.
GEO. b. TzsCHuCK.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th
day of June A. d., 1887.
ISEAL. MP. FELL. Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12
THE CHIP BASKET
HER ANSWER.

HER ANSWER
Your letter received last evening,
You ask me to "marry yOu;"
And as pause to consider
know not what TO do.
have several books on etiquette,
And I've read them through and through,
And the more read and ponder
The less know what to do.
OF course believe you're honest
In all you do and say,
But for me TO marry you"
Dear John there is no way.
But III tell you what you can do,
CTis only trifie you see)-
Just hitch the horse the other way
And you may marry me.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12

THE pawnbroker is now laying in his sum
mer stock Of winter c lothing.
THE British lion, the Russian bear and the
telegraph liar have concluded not to fight, 1t
seems, and the reckless ones are again buy
ing short on wheat.
By this time Mr.. Blaine is well across the
banks, ON his trip to Europe. lie is trying
to cast an anchor windward, no doubt, to
keep oil the sea-sickness.
THE clam-bake has ended. Rev. j. G.
Courtney was retained as the imprOmptu
prevaricator of the assembly, while General
Mcbride was made presiding elder of the in
stitutiOn.
A TEMPERANCE paper claims that whisky
affects the brain, and goes on to say that
red nose IL unmistakable evidence that q
man drinks. 1t Is to be supposed from this,
that some mems brains lie In their proboscis!
1T is recklessly asserted by q musician in
Omaha thathe once knew young man who
sat up all night singing, "Come Birdie
Come" and finally eloped with widow
seventeen years older than himself.
VIZ are called upon to express feelings of
regret. The salvation army, Company g.,
perhaps, stationed at small Illinois town,
was shelled with over-ripe eggs II was
conditional surrender. The worst condition
an army was ever in. II j
"WHERE were you last Light?" asked his
wife next day, after candidate reached
home at 3 o'clock In the morning and care
fully put one of his boots under the pillow
and his watch under the bed. I'm the hands
of friends, dearest" said ne ioyfully. "Yes,
thought so when they let you fall on the
veranda," said the good woman with q
sweet sad smile.
The street sweeping OF Omaha costlin one
month sl,70O. To those who occupy beds in
hotels. overlooking the streets swept an d
who are kept awake all night long by the in
fernal machine and the bass voiced dri yer
this item of Si,TO0 will be considered luxury
that gods would envy.
"LoNa. long years ago." she said with q
sad voice. II loved o man-loved him desper-
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12

THE pawnbroker is now laying in his sum
mer stock of winter lothing.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-12

ately, and" "Your idol turned to clay?'
asked the sympathizing Mrs. Brown who had
already commenced to snifle. mo he
turped TO drinking, and was drowned in q
vat at tannery," fairly brawled the angelic
old maid.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-19
BILLINCS& MCCOWN
No, 10 N. Spring St.
Health Report from EnSenada

We, the undersigned, citizens residing in
Ensanada de TodOs Santos, Lower Califor-
mia, Mexico, do hereby certify that to the
best of our knowedge and belief, our town is
entirely free from smallpox, and at no time
did that dread disease threaten to be epi-
demic heTe.q
A case of cholera or yellow fever was never
known to exist in the Northern District of
Lower California, from parallel 2So north
latitude, to the boundary line between the
United States and Mexico, which is situated
in parallel 80 degrees and 43 minutes If
teen miles south of the city of San Diego,
Southern California.
Signed G. Ryerson [seal of officel Lieu
tenant-GOvernor of the Northern District of
Lower California; DR.. Fernando Silva, Gueil-
ebado Miranda, Captain of the Fort and
member of the Board of HEALTH f. Beleta
de la Peha, M. Barragan seal of ofiicel Gen
eral Government Inspector of Maritime and
Frontier Custom Houses; Fernando Gotta,
J. ,Preciana, l.. Guerrero, Chief officer of
Custom House Department at Guadalupe
Island; A. Sorcini, J. Naquez Trigos [seal of
Custom Housel, Fedrico Carlos Jens [seal of
officel, Martin G. Salgado seal of officel,
Thomas r. Berry, f. A. Freeman, Antonio
Felix [seal of oficel, President OF the NUM-
cipal Corporation OF the Northern District of
Lower California; A. G. Flores, Il. w. B.
Hughes, f. Rubira, Jr., Marino Valdespino
Figueroa, Government Inspector of Colonies
and Fisheries in Lower California; j. G. Gar
Ella de Leon, member of the Medical College
of the City of Mexico H. Mendelson seal of
ofiiccl, Syndic of the Municipal Corporation;
of the Superior Court, Northern District of
Lower California; $. 2. Salorio tseal of Of
feel, Justice OF the Peace.
July 9TH, 1887. jy14-st
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-07-19
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